[Special Forces Melee] Official Teaching Manual Explanation III
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CQC Three-Shooting Training Evaluation
Evaluating the effectiveness of a person's shooting training is extremely important to determine whether the person has the ability and confidence to participate in CQC - letting a team member who is not good at shooting participate in live-fire exercises is not suitable for him personally and for the attack team. Because when you After entering the attack point, every decision must be made in a very short time. You can no longer worry about whether the teammates behind you have enough ability to complete the task. One of the evaluation criteria is 'pressure' (performance below) ): In normal non-test/actual combat situations, everyone can be a good shooter; but when the same person is put into an environment that requires meeting certain requirements, he will lose his original sense of rhythm, and even Forget the training you have received. Perhaps the brothers who have received long training in skydiving in Kongtli understand this feeling best - when a person is under the pressure of time, he may think that he is 'seeing' something; It's not 'certain' whether he saw it. This kind of pressure is not uncommon in live-fire CQC: attack team members are often placed in unsafe environments and only know their targets after receiving orders. In fact, there is no Any type of assessment will 100% prevent an unsafe shooter from participating in CQC; however, the shooting plan in this document can provide you with some indicators to identify those who are not yet ready to participate in CQC and those who need more attention. team members.
15 types of shooting training and standards:
1. From the ready position, engage a stationary target 5-15 meters away with the M-9 pistol.
Gradually adjust the distance from 5, 7, and 15 meters (during the day).
Equipment for practice: Type E 25-yard pistol portrait target, 3-inch transparent sticker for recording bullet impact points.
M-9 pistol, sling, holster, and four loaded magazines.
Standard: Correct standing posture and pistol grip to ensure correct aiming map and aiming line.
At 5 or 7 meters, each shot hit a 3-inch sticker.
At 15 meters, each shot hit the target within '9'.
2. From the ready position, engage a stationary target at a distance of 10-50 meters with the M-16A2 rifle.
Equipment for practice: Type E 25-yard pistol portrait target, 3-inch transparent sticker for recording bullet impact points.
M-16A2 rifle with multiple magazines.
Standard: Correct posture/aiming chart and aiming line
Trigger and breathing control are appropriate.
Each shot can hit the target within 8' range.
3. Take out the M-9 pistol from the holster and engage a stationary target within 7-10 meters.
Equipment for practice: Type E 25-yard pistol portrait target.
M-9 pistol, sling, holster, and four loaded magazines.
Standard: Able to aim the weapon at the target within 2 seconds at 7 meters, and hit the target within '8' with one shot.
At 10 meters, the weapon can be aimed at the target within 2.5 seconds and hit the target within '8' with one shot.
4. Use the M-9 pistol to engage a target in a controlled pair (see the explanation of the term on the second page).
The distance is about 10 meters (during the day).
Equipment for practice: Type E 50-yard pistol portrait target.
M-9 pistol, sling, holster, and four loaded magazines.
Standard: Unholster the M-9 pistol and engage a target with a controlled pair.
Both shots need to hit within the range of '9' on the target.
5. Use the M-16A2 rifle to engage a target in a kneeling position and a controlled pair.
The distance is about 25 meters (during the day).
Equipment for practice: Type E 50-yard pistol portrait target.
M-16A2 rifle with multiple magazines.
Standard: Start from the ready position, then switch to the kneeling position, and engage a target with a controlled pair.
Each shot needs to hit the range within '9' on the target.
6. Use the M-9 pistol to engage multiple targets, during which the magazine needs to be changed.
The distance is about 7 meters (during the day).
Equipment for practice: Type E 25-yard pistol portrait target, 3-inch transparent sticker for recording bullet impact points.
M-9 pistol, sling, holster, and four loaded magazines.
Standard: Take out the M-9 pistol from the holster and engage multiple targets with a controlled pair, during which the magazine needs to be changed.
Each shot hit the 3-inch sticker.
7. Engage multiple targets with the M-16A2 from a prepared position and use the Aimedquickkilled technique.
The distance is about 15 meters (during the day).
Equipment for practice: Type E 25-yard pistol portrait target.
M-16A2 rifle with multiple magazines.
Standard: Doubletap every target.
Each shot needs to hit within the range of '8' on the target.
8. Engage multiple targets with M-16A2.
The distance is about 7-10 meters (during the day).
Equipment for practice: Type E 25-yard pistol portrait target, 3-inch transparent sticker for recording bullet impact points.
M-16A2 rifle with multiple magazines.
Standard: Doubletap every target.
Each shot must hit the kill zone.
9. Engage multiple targets with the M-9 pistol and use the Doubletap technique.
The distance is about 7-10 meters (during the day).
Equipment for practice: Type E 25-yard pistol portrait target.
M-9 pistol, sling, holster, and four loaded magazines.
Standard: Unholster the M-9 and engage multiple targets with Doubletap.
Each shot must hit within the kill zone.
10. Engage multiple targets from a prepared position, during which weapons need to be changed.
The distance is about 7-10 meters (during the day).
Equipment for practice: Type E 25-yard pistol portrait target, 3-inch transparent sticker for recording bullet impact points.
M-9 pistol, sling, holster, and four loaded magazines.
M-16A2 rifle with multiple magazines.
Standard: Use the M-16A2 from the ready position to engage a target at 10 meters with a Doubletap, and then switch to the M-9 pistol to shoot other targets
The goal.
Each shot must hit within the kill zone.
11. The shooter engages the target of 7-15 meters with the M-16A2/M-9 pistol and gradually advances in a straight line.
The distance is about 7-15 meters (daytime).
Equipment for practice: Type E 25-yard pistol portrait target, lifting shooting range.
M-9 pistol, sling, holster, and four loaded magazines.
M-16A2 rifle with multiple magazines.
Standard: When engaging multiple targets while advancing, when shooting with the M-16A2, each shot must hit the target within 8', and with the M-9 hand
Gun engagement with lifting target.
12. Engage multiple targets within 7-10 meters with the M-16A2 rifle and M-9 pistol respectively, and rotate the face 90 degrees (training detective
observation/shooting ability).
The distance is about 7-10 meters (during the day).
Equipment for practice: Type E 25-yard pistol portrait target, 3-inch transparent sticker for recording bullet impact points.
M-9 pistol, sling, holster, and four loaded magazines.
M-16A2 rifle with multiple magazines.
Standard: After doing a 90-degree reconnaissance to the left/right, be able to correctly sense/identify/confirm the target and make every shot in the doubletap shot
The bullets all hit within the kill zone.
13. Use the M-16A2 rifle and M-9 pistol to engage multiple targets within 3-7 meters, and advance in a "circular way".
Gradually increase the distance from 3, 5, and 7 meters (during the day).
Equipment for practice: Type E 25-yard pistol portrait target, 3-inch transparent sticker for recording bullet impact points.
M-9 pistol, sling, holster, and four loaded magazines.
M-16A2 rifle with multiple magazines.
Standard: Able to hit the kill zone of each target with two bullets without pausing when advancing in a roundabout way.
14. Under cover, use the M-16A2 rifle and M-9 pistol to engage multiple targets within 7-10 meters.
Distance: about 7-10 meters (daytime).
Equipment for practice: Type E 25-yard pistol portrait target, 3-inch transparent sticker for recording bullet impact points.
M-9 pistol, sling, holster, and two loaded magazines.
M-16A2 rifle with multiple magazines.
Standard: Able to make good use of cover to minimize the exposed parts of the body, and hit the kill zone of each target with two bullets.
15. Under cover, engage multiple targets with the M-16A2 rifle and M-9 pistol respectively. During this period, you must move in and out of the bunker.
Distance: about 3-15 meters (daytime).
Equipment for practice: Type E 25-yard pistol portrait target, 3-inch transparent sticker for recording bullet impact points.
M-9 pistol, sling, holster, and four loaded magazines.
M-16A2 rifle with multiple magazines.
Bulletproof equipment.
Standard: Entering and exiting the bunker and engaging 'hostile' targets.
Hit the kill zone of each 'hostile' target with two rounds.